0 present participle of collate
1 to bring together different pieces of written information so that the similarities and differences can be seen:
to collate data/information
The photocopier will collate the documents for you.
Helpful tables collating the manuscript sources and earlier printed editions, and informative biographical notes are also provided.
Shadowing practice and collating contemporary documents corroborated the other methods.
Any study based on employment rolls or strictly institutional figures would ignore the realities and vulnerabilities of information gathering and collating.
Finally, trustworthiness was enhanced by the meticulous collating of emerging themes and theories with the data.
By collating the results of these computations, we can conclude that the plasma heating did not prevent the waveguide channel arrangement.
By collating data on coverage levels, vaccine types and schedules, a better understanding of the reasons behind these inter- and intra-country differences can be developed.
After collating the most up-to-date data, the model predictions have proved accurate.
The current study uses six, collating the first three and adding records from later compilations not included in the earlier lists.
